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Trustees Sale.

timber and by virtue of certain deed OF
u trust executed on the 29th day of July,
1885, by @. +. Vance and Others to the IN der
signed a, trustees, which Is duly recorded in
Shelby co Inty, in book No. 1872, page "a
etc, to which reference is here made, default
in the payment of the indebtedness thereby
secured having been made, and at the ro-
quest Of the benefciaries therein, We viii, on
Saturday, April 23, 1857,
al the southwest corner of Main and Madi-
son streets, in the Taxing District of Shelby
county, Tennessee, within legal hours, sell
to the highest bidder, for Dash, the following
described real and personal property,to wit;
First-Thirty- eight hundred and ninety
shares (3s90l o. the capital stock of the qua
dalupe y Calvo Mining Company 0ncorpo;;
rated in TENNESSEE, par value one hundred
dollars each. This stock will be sold in lots
of 100 shares, or $40, 0C0 each.
Second-Aiso, one hundred shares Of san
stock, subject to claim of one Beattie, now in
litiKatiOn.
Third-Also. the following described real
estate, situated in Shelby county, Tonnes
see, viz: being the southeast corner OF the
interse Htion of the Shelby County turnpike
with Mclean avenue, containing four acres,
and being the Same property purchased ny
Q. f. Vance from tho estate of Isaac Heyion;
Also, lots No. five, six seven and eight OF
the McGrath subdivision, containing Eve
acres each, and situated on the east Of Nc
Lean Avenue extended. Also, lot No. three
of said McGrath sui vision, bounded on the
south Dy the onelpy Couhy tuI ~
tanning four and one-half acres, ADJOINING
the above lots on the north. Also, lots NO.
256, 66, ISL, A, IS, and 214, as laid down on
the original n ap and survey Of tho town oil
Corinth, in Mississippi.
Sales will be made OF this property in the
order in which it is described. -,
Till. believed to be- good, but we will sell
and convey only as trustees.
Memphis, Tenn March Z, l8:o~,
DAVID II, POSITION,
u. ". MILLER
LUKE L. WRIGHT,
TruRtaaa.
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CHANCERY SALE
or
R IL a H. -ES II a u IL.

No. 5O67, .R.-Cbancsry Court of Shelby
GGcunty-Louis +. Eilsrt ct al VS.. VIM.
Boeke ct al.
pY virtue of an interlocutory decree for
ID sale, on open biddings, entered in the
above cause on thu 18th day of March, 1887.
NJ. B. 81, page ITS, l will sell, at publis
auction, to the highest bidder, in front Of
the Clerk and Master's office, at the Main
county. Msmphis, Tennessee, on
saturday, March 28, 1857,
within legal hours, the following described
property, situated in Shelby county, Ten
Lots Nos ii, 70. 10. "A, Is, Is, and the north
unso!d part of lot No. 7, which are 10 solido,
describ d as follows, to wit: Beginning at
the southeast corner of the lal d conveyed By
William Wiley 70 Henry Boese by DECD re-
corded in book No. l, pige 40, OF the Regis
ter's Office Of Shelby county, Tennessee, and
which point lie about602 feet eastwardly from
the ipterss ct,on of the east line of SOphys
bayou and Henry avenue, as the same eX-
listed when said deed was executed by Will
lam Wiley 10 Henry BoeBe, and running
thence north along the east line of said land
40 feet; hence Sestwardly along the north
side of said land 2Sl feet TO Scphys bayOuS
thence in southweste ~ direction with said
bayou TO tho porth end of the west line of lot
No. 7, as lsij down on said plat; thence
south on tho dividing line between lois and
7, no feet, more or less; thence east acr IS
said lot No. on line parallel with Henry
avenue; themes sOuth IL fect, more or less,
10 tn orthwest corner Of lot s. thence east
along tho north lire of lots 8, 8 and 10, as
laid down on said plat, EOS feet to tn north
west corner of lot IL, a. lai } down on said
plat; thence south on the dividing line be
tween lots 10 ana IL, 10 feet o the north line
of Henry avenue; thence east with Henry
avenue 50 feet to the beginning.
Terms of Sale-One third cash balance in
three and six months; note bearing interest,
with security, r. quired; lien retained.
The sale Will begin AZ Sl3S6.S0r the raised
bid of 0 NJ. AlSup.
This March Is 1887.
S. [. MCDOWELL, Clerk and Master.
BYE F. Coleman, Deputy G. and NJ.
T. e. Il. Lehman sol icitpra
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CARTER HARRIAON
Ren0sninRted for Ihe 0ftice OF Mayor
of Chicago.

CmoAa,, ILL March 2S.-The DEM
ocrals OF Chicago today placed in uom-
ination tho following ticket: For
Msyor, Garter ii. Harrison; for City
Treasurer, John VI McAvoy; for City
Attorney, Charles Allen; for City
Clerk, Henry SLuckart. Mayor Hsrri-
son waa chosen on the 6rst ballot by
reclamation. Mr.. Dewitt O. Creger
bad been placed in nomination, but
before a ballot had been taken his
name was Withdrawn. When Mr..
Harrison sscended the platform he
made q speech reviewing his official
career, and declared that he had been
unjustly abused by the press, He de-
Glazed that he had reached an age when
he des red to retire from political life,
and he would have to decline the nom.
ination, Shortly sfer he had left the
stage he returned, followed by acrowd
Of friends. aud said he would accept
the nomination.
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BRIEF TELEGRAMS. :

Little Rock, Ark, March ga de-
struCtive fire is raging In the timber in
the vicinity OF Clinton, Ark, and I'D.
jacent plantation property and neigh
boring villages are in great danger.
Washington, March 23.-The Mount
Vernon Bridge Company, Of Mount
Vernon, o., was today awarded the
contract for constructing the new
aqueduCt bridge across the Potomac at
$S0,905.
Toledo, o., March 23.-Miles D. Cav
rington, one of the most prominent
aud oldest business men Of this city,
ard a member of the Produce Elk.
change, died suddenly yesterday in
Marseilles, France.
Now York, March 2S.-Sherifl Grant
has attached the business OF O. Nj.
Rothschild & Co. Judgments con-
te:eod to the amount Of $4,000. The
failure Is understood to have bsen
caused by tho failure Of the Roths-
child firm in Cincinnati.
Chicago, ILL.,, March 2S.-A storm OF
sleet and STOW set in eaet of Pittsburg
this morning, which completely par.
alyzsd the telegraph service between
Ohicsgo and New York, and up to 10
O'Clock no telegraph communication
had passed between the two cities.
Chicsgo, Ill.,, March ga special
from Bessemer, Mich, states that
boarding house owned by the Colby
Iron Company was burned early this
morning, The bodies OF ten persons
burned to death have been taken out.
Several others who were badly burned
are expected to die.
PittsburG Pa, March 2S.-At q
meeting today OF the coke syndicate
and the Coke Producers Association
It was agreed to continue the pool for
three years. Heretofore It has only
been for one year. The three indie
pendent producers, who control 5000
ovens, are said to be in harmony with
the agreement.
Burlington, Ia, March % Fine
broke out under the roof at the North
Oak public school building this morn
ing about 10 o'clock, creating great ex-
citement in the school, but the 4l5
pupils were all marched out safely.
The root ard upper ceilings we're en-
uiely destroyed, and twelve rooms
were ieluged with water. Loss prob
ably $1,000; fully insured.
-
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CHANCERY SALE
h EAL ES TATE.

No. $3.50, R.-Chancery Court. Of Shelby
County-State of Tennessee, for use, etc.,
VS.. John Gent ct ais.
DY virtue of an interlocutory decree tor
D sale entered in the above cause on the
18th day of January, 1886, NJ. B. 81, page 12e.
renewed March s, 1855, M. B. 81, page $50.
l will sell st public auction, to the high
est bidder, in front Of the Clerk and Masters
Office, at the Main street entrance OF the
courthouse Of Shelby county, Memphis
Tenn, on .as-
within legal hours, the following described
property, situated in the TexinE District Of
Shelby county, Tenn, to-wit:
the east side of Front stree southeast coz
ner of Market stftet, First Ward, By depth
of 14SlR feet.
Terms Of Saloon a credit Of 6 months;
note with approved security, bearing inter
est, required; lien retained; redemption
barred. This March 3, 1857.
s. l. McD0W ELL, Clerk and Master.
By t. B. Caldwell, D. @. and NJ.
Metcalf i Walker, 4. Il. h G. W. Heis-
kell, solicitors.
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GRRN A MONTH aud hoard for Slive
Pw{ sSiHEH aE MSS CD bSSi Ph II SSIa SH1n
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Miles, CARRIE NJ. HEATING, pianist
m'y be found at the Gayoso Hotel,
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soL SMITH RUSSELL. get away from nv
profession, but feel considerable confidence
in my power to settle down and become a
good citizen. will leave the stage at the
time of greatest prosperity in my twenty five
years experience, that my name may be il,
as good favor as possible. love my profes
sion as fondly as actor ever did, but the mis-.
cries of travelling and prolonged deprivation,
OF home comforts have brought me to thi
decision. Then l have been much discour.
aged in hunting new play.
Its amusing, by the way" he continued
"to see the assurance of would be playwrights.
None OF 'em ever dream of questioning thei
ability. Almost every day receive a profre,
from some enterprising genius unknown t.
fame who will write me a play So it is
with most actors, guess. 1t is needless ~
say their efforts are generally subliunely
ridiculous"
Russells company Travelled without nm
ADVANCE agent this season, with full dates
sol says he purposes writing a sort of auto
biography within year or two, giving som.
"reminiscences of the American stage which h.
thinks will be valuable.
few days later l CHANGED to relate III,
substance of my conversation with Sol Smit
Russell to manager who has made sever,
fortunes and lost them again in manao;n.
comedian stars "Rot" he exclaimed aRus.
sell mas quit the stage number of times an,
turned preacher as well, only to get bac,
again. He needn't do it, he's rich enoupb. i
taxes such fellows to get rich when an actor
who Is an artist would starye. tell Won m,
ACTORS That don't go through the stage chair.
are not actors any more than the man tha,
can plane piece of lumber and do tba,
alone Is carpenter. Sol Smith Rpsse,, !;
mighty funny, but he requires a piece tina,
VIII let him walk through his part lust as n.
Is, naturally and personally. He can't ar,
at all in the good old all round fashion. Mo-
OF the comedians of the popular kind are of
the same block. 1t requires vivid imapina
ton TO picture Russell, Fritz Emmett. Pa,
Mooney et al In high tragedy or in the sim
can't do it. Anoy
Oswego, N. Y, has citizen who is an In
tense admlrer OF Sol Smith Russell. and VIII
Tor years has never failed to fill place in tbe
gallery when the comedian plays in that citv
de has an aggravating knack Of anticinati T1
Soils dry jokes, however, springing a nacni;ass
Iaspmg laugh on the audience and n,avar
before the time comes" Russell is eas;iu
disturbed, and has an intense dislike 10 NAV.
ing IN Oswego on account of Jones and his
.aaugn. say" he demanded of the manager
there this season, you must send word To
Jones not to come; can't play, l WON'T bavo
it. IN pay him $40 rather than have mv
audience broken up with that Internal
Jones was on hand, much to the actor,s an
noyance, and stormy scene with tbe man
ager ensued. 'A"i'
:, some time later afriend who had heard NJ
the Oswego man said to Sol: @By the wav
Jones Is dead WIG way
"What, Jones, OF Oswegow
"Sure.n
The Lord be praisedw Sol said fervent,v
But Jones still lives. 'e"'iy'
e - c. C. MCDONALD.
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dedicated in 1875, and Fred Douglass was 'ne

Dedicated in 1873, and Fred Douglass was 'he
orator of the occasion.
s*+
The material of many of these statues mas
nlaved an important part in history. Inc
st.t,,e of Cen Scott is made of cannon, which
were captured during the Mexican war; 'ha'
of Farrap,,t. of metal taken from the bronze
nropeller of Farragut's flagship, the Hart
ford. and that of Andrew jackson was cast
from brass cannon and mortars when were
captured during Jackson's campaigns.
-.
Inyiew of the fuss regarding the selection
of the orator for the Garfield statue 1t Is IN
teresting to look at the ceremony OF these
statues of the past, This Jackson statue was
unveiled in 1858, when the Hon. Stephen A.
Douglas delivered the Grafton; Farraguts
statue was celebrated by speeches by Horace
Maynard, of Tennessee, and Senator u. W.
VOORHEES,, Of Indiana. John A. Logan de-
livered the Grafton at the unwilling OF the
statue of Gen. Mcpherson, and Secretary OF
State Bayard was the orator at that OF Al
miral Dupont. 80
There are number of bronze and marble
busts in Washington which one never sees
mentioned in the papers. In the library OF
the White House there is a bronze head OF
Washington from Houdon's plaster cast-the
cast which was said by Lafayette to be
the most accurate representation of the
Father of our Country. 1t looks much like
the face of the marble statue of Washington
which stands in the capitol at Richmond, aud
it represents him with forehead more
receding than those of Stuart's portraits.
t., kho ctota Dorfr,, o,,t ic
bronze head of Washington, and there
is bronze head of Abraham Lin
coin in one Of the corridors of the senate.
John Quincy Adams marble face looks dow
upon you from the wall of the house commit
tee room in which he died, and the Corcoran
gallery contains a number Of rare pieces O.
bronze and marble. Here you may SCI
Powers Greek Slave, as beautiful now as
when it was carried around the country and
exhibited to tens of thousands at so much per
head. The outside of this gallery has niche
in which stand white marble statues seve,
feet high, of the greatest artists These ar
being made by Ezkiel, of Rome, and thos
already here represent Phidias, Michael An
gelo, Raphael, Titan and Lonardi Davanci
Within the gallery there is also one Of the
best creations of Rinehart in Clytie, and near
it are the Venuses of Gibson, Canova an,
Thorwaldson. Here are also numbers
other noted works in marble, and plastic
casts Of the most noted specimens of sculp
ture Of the past. Washington is fast becom-
ing an art center, and the day will come
when we will have some of the most beauti-
full statues in the world and good representa-
tions of all the others.
FRANK G.. CARPENTER.
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STORIES OF STATUES.
ALL ABOUT THE STATUARY OF
OUR NATIONAL CAPITAL.

Reminiscence of Judge Taney-The
Naked George Washington-Equestria
Statues-The Corcoran Art Gallery.
Especial Correspondencel
WASHINGTON Mays
lrode yesterday past the new Garfield statue,
which now stands on its pedestal below the
great Capitol building. 1t is wrapped around,
.o~ever, with black bunting, and this, with
l rope tied around the neck, makes it look like
the figure of a woman ready to be hanged. The
carpenters are busy making platforms for the
memorial celebration, and the sound of the
hammer dins in your ears AS you go by. The
-tatue is one of the best located of the MANY
lt the capital 1t stands at the edge Of the
Capitol grounds and next to the big Botan-
ical gardens, just where the crowd must
always pass on its way to congress- 1t faces
the city, and it represents Garfield holding a
manuscript in one hand and in the attitude of
addressing the people. The pedestal is of
ranite, and the crown of the statue is nearly
orty feet above the ground. The statue itself
is ten feet and half in size, and it has cost,
all told, about $65, ZOO. The figures on the
base are in a sitting or recumbent posture,
and they represent the three types of manhood
depicted in Garfield's career, namely, the
uisnt, the warrior and the statesman
bove these figures are tablets in the form of
shield, on which rests globe for the
stu lent. trumpet and sword for the soldier,
Il laurel wreath inclosing the scales Of
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Probate Notice.
To JACOB P. LockMAS.

TO JACOB p. LoCKMAN;
you are hereby notified tina, r-o..o,,
Juda. instituted IN before the Honorshis proh..s
ss ~ Aitaras county, Idaho Territory for
issued 10 WON on n letters Of heretofore
10 hs and you are hereby notified ana ae
Cont no appear before the Judge of said pr,hs,a
1857 At the o prosa, M on Monday, April 18th
c.na ey IN said county, there ana th.n c"E OF
revoked any why such letters should not snI bs
D'ea' HALEY. 1. T.. April 9Th. 1887
'''oate Judge and eI ofhcio CLERK Of s,iS co-,
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actor said during
t h g conversation
that folio W e d.
"My mind is firmly
fixed to that end.
l settle in Mime
apolis because /
have some invest
ments in property
there which have
turned out well.
My friends all
shake their heads
and say ! cannot
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TALK ABOUT THE STAGE,
Sol Smith Russell Says that He will
Settle Down.
Especial Correspondence

Settle Down.
Especial Correspondence
BUFFALO, May s
Sol Smith Russell yawned dismally when.
in the course of a desultory chat the Other
day, asked if he could say something t.
print. "It's ID bore to be interviewed. !
he said. "Yes," was my reply, "but yo,
must remember that it is ID bore to in
terview you, too"
Sol looked at me refectively, a sort o,
widening of the mouth indicating suppression
OF SMILE "Well," he said, II suppose it is.
hadn't thought of that.
u EXPECT to leave the stage in January
1885, and settle down in Mlnneapolis the
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COMSUK PTEQN.

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